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Revision as of 03:50, June 27, 2016
YOYO is an American slang expression for "you're on your own". It is not widely used, but is popular in the preparedness movement and among American military. It implies that during an emergency or threats, there is nobody who will take care of your family, or in the military case your fellow soldiers, then each other.
See also
- Essay:Why do conservatives own firearms?—According to Thomas Jefferson it is as the final deterrent against potential tyranny of government
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